A kill comes, eventually

jericho791 · 07-08-07, 09:27 AM

Well I just bought SH4 and I think it is my all time favorite so far, but I did notice one thing that I thought was funny. I was playing a convoy mission trying to learn my way around the user interface, and I torpedoed an large split cargo. Being amazed by how awesome the graphics and effects are for this game, I decided to watch it sink. It went down by the stern, and developed a 30 degree port list to which I surely would have thought I would have gotten credit for the kill. But no, it just kept sinking and I waited. Finally I got the "Enemy vessel destroyed" message just as the last vestiges of the ship slipped beneath the waves. I just found it amusing that the game took so long to recognize that there was no hope for the ship and let it go.

07-08-07, 09:27 AM	#1
jericho791 Loader Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: CT, USA Posts: 81 Downloads: 142 Uploads: 0	A kill comes, eventually Well I just bought SH4 and I think it is my all time favorite so far, but I did notice one thing that I thought was funny. I was playing a convoy mission trying to learn my way around the user interface, and I torpedoed an large split cargo. Being amazed by how awesome the graphics and effects are for this game, I decided to watch it sink. It went down by the stern, and developed a 30 degree port list to which I surely would have thought I would have gotten credit for the kill. But no, it just kept sinking and I waited. Finally I got the "Enemy vessel destroyed" message just as the last vestiges of the ship slipped beneath the waves. I just found it amusing that the game took so long to recognize that there was no hope for the ship and let it go. __________________ STS1(SS) Retired USS Springfield (SSN 761) USS Dallas (SSN 700) USS Annapolis (SSN 760) USS Oklahoma City (SSN 723) USS Mississippi (SSN 782) Plank Owner USS Hartford (SSN 768) USS San Juan (SSN 751)